Get Back your Music Sessions at the Multiple Sclerosis Center

The Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Center at Swedish is offering a new music program for practicing and formerly practicing musicians who have lost the ability to play piano or guitar due to their neurological condition. Private sessions are being held with musician, Phil See, to recondition one’s musical abilities.

• Piano, guitars and drums are provided. 
• Any practicing or formerly practicing musician with a neurological condition is welcome to attend. 
• One does not have to be a patient of Swedish to participate. 
• All session are free!

About Musician Phil See

Phil See has been a musician most of his 55 years. Self‐taught on the drums, piano and guitar, he performed with rock bands throughout the Pacific Northwest from 1977 to 1989 and is still actively recording solo projects. In October 2002, after experiencing numbness on his left side, Phil was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Although he suffered debilitating weakness, he was determined to play the music he loved. With reconditioning and perseverance, he is a stronger musician now than before his diagnosis. Phil hopes the “Get Back Your Music” sessions will inspire other neurologically challenged musicians to reconnect with their passion.

To schedule:

When: Wednesdays, by appointment
Where: MS Center - Jefferson Tower, Level A  - Hedreen Wellness Studio
Who:  Phil See
RSVP: Mallory Higgins, 206-320-2200